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Friday, February 07, 2014
Cat Station Master
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...vraiment charmant ce minou....!
ReplyDeletebon samedi
ly xxx
Coleus leaves always stun me with their different patterns and colours, these are lovely on a winter's day. Cheers from Jean
ReplyDeleteIt's odd the things that capture the imagination of people. Interesting video. Very pretty picture from the greenhouse, too.
ReplyDeleteDang Tama the cat really is popular.
ReplyDeleteKissa on niin söpönen , ja kuva kaunis :)
ReplyDeletewhat an interesting news clip, i hadn't heard of tama the cat before. she seems friendly. what a unique story =)
ReplyDeleteQuite a cat!
ReplyDeleteI like this beautiful plant in the greenhouse, regarding, the video seems very interesting.
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Amazing leaves, Linda.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Lovely clip video, have a nice sunday, from Belgium
ReplyDeleteLoved the video and love calico kitties. The coleus are a breath of spring.
ReplyDeleteI love this cat !
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week-end.
I'm thinking of having a word with my local mayor....if a cat can do this in Japan what can my lamb do for the local economy!
ReplyDeleteHi lovely lady.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing this with me and your sweet comment on my Tablescapes. I know I will be back to see more of your lovely post. I am your newest follower on your blog now hoping you will also join me.
I am also hoping you and your family have a wonderful Valentine's Day and a Beautiful weekend.
God Bless.
Diane
We've been to Japan and really love it. This is something I can totally imagine! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteCute cat! Interesting how this little town has created it's very own tourist attraction. Good for them!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, you have a interesting blog. Your videos are so cool! Pretty picture!
ReplyDelete:-) herlig !
ReplyDeleteYou and your lovely green, Linda...
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Awesome cat!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo Linda!
J'aime ce chat,
ReplyDeletemerci pour la belle image, bonne nuit Linda
I really like the Coleus plant Linda....never know what colours will appear.
ReplyDeleteIl st magnifique ce chat, de beaux souvenirs d'enfance pour moi car j'en avais un pareil quand j'étais jeune, aujourd'hui j'ai une petite Canelle, les même couleurs mais beaucoup plus pâle et poils longs... Ta photo est superbe! Bisous tout doux et bon dimanche dans la tendresse et la joie!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda,
ReplyDeletethank you for visiting my blog. I have enjoyed looking at your posts...I realize how drawn I am to anything green...the color I miss in our cold Wisconsin winters. I like your video clips...I'll have to come back and look at more of them!
I sent the video to our older daughter. She taught English in Japan for two years. Here in America in Spencer, Iowa, there was a cat at their public library that drew attention like the railroad cat. I enjoyed your video a lot.
ReplyDeleteI think Superstation Master Tama may be the start of a trend. I expect to see Concierge Collie Shep at the door of the Hilton next.
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